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Figure 4: Stage 1: BaseFigure 5: Stage 2: PillarsFigure 6: Stage 3: WallsFigure 7: Stage 4: HandrailFigure 8: Stage 5: EntablatureFigure 9: Stage 6: RoofFigure 10: Stage 7: Attic (Griva)Figure 11: Stage 8: Shikhara
Figure 12: Stage 9: Complete View with Kuta & KoshthaANALYSIS AND RESULTSThis research is in progress as a Ph. D. work by the author. The following is a presentation ofthe on-going analysis and results. These are subject to alterations, if any, as per inputs ofexperts and peers.Plan ProportionsThe plans of temples, houses, pavilions etc. were mostly square or rectangular. The lengthand widths were defined in cubits or in parts. The names and corresponding proportions oftotal Width: Length for Pavilions, Halls and Houses are given in Table 6 and proportions forpavilions are shown in Figure 13.Table 6a: Names of width to length proportions for Pavilions:S. No. Name W: L1. Chhanda W: (W+1 unit)2. Vikalpa W: (W+2 unit)3. Abhasa W: (W+3 unit)4. Jati W: (W+4 unit)Table 6b: Names of width to length proportions for Halls:S. No. Name W: L1. Chhanda W: (W+1 unit)2. Vikalpa W: (W+2 unit)3. Abhasa W: (W+3 unit)4. Jati W: (W+4 unit)Table 6c: Names of width to length proportions for Houses:S. No. Name W: L1. Jati W: (W+2 unit)2. Chhanda W: (W+4 unit)3. Vikalpa W: (W+6 unit)4. Abhasa W: (W+8 unit)
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